SpartanNash eyes best day on record after $1.77 billion buyout deal from C&S Wholesale Grocers
Shares of U.S. food distributor SpartanNash Co SPTN.O rise as much as 50.3% to a more than two-year high of $26.51 in early trade
Stock set to hit record high, if gains hold
C&S Wholesale Grocers agrees to buy SPTN for $26.90 per share, in a deal valuing the food distributor at $1.77 billion, companies say
Offer price represents a 52.5% premium to SPTN's last close on Friday
Combined company will operate about 60 distribution centers in the U.S. with access to over 10,000 independent retailers, according to the companies
Deal is expected to close in late 2025, subject to regulatory approvals
As of last close, SpartanNash stock down about 4% YTD
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